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A business hotel with the basic necessities for short stays. Most guests are business travellers, guests on vacation may have to manage their expectation. The 2 lady front desk staffs were very helpful when we enquired about Hakone travel pass. Even with language barrier, they were trying their best to communicate using google translation. Breakfast was delicious, especially the curry rice, only ¥550 per hotel guest. If you spend most of the time out to visit place of interests and just need a place to shower and rest, this can be an option to consider.

Room equipment is well, condition is good, location is easy to find

One night’s stay in this hotel smacked right in a food street! There were so many restaurants just around the hotel but my stomach is only so big. There’s direct bus to Mishima Skywalk. Friendly hotel staff who showed me the direction to the bus stop.

Location was great. Staff was nice. Room was clean and for $4.50 breakfast buffet was great.

It's an old hotel, but the location is good. You can go to Izu Peninsula from here. You can also go to Kawaguchiko and Yamanakako from here. Breakfast is ok and there are some options.

Everything is good. The staff doesn't understand English well, so foreign guests may have some trouble communicating. The location is good - 15 minutes walk from Mishima Shinkansen station. The room has a cool radio player from the 90s

The hotel is far from Mishima Station, but there are many restaurants and supermarkets nearby, and nearby attractions include Mishima Taisha Shrine; the staff are friendly and polite, the room is clean and well-maintained, and the buffet breakfast is mainly Japanese style, which is good!

A very Japanese small room, perfect for one person. The bathroom is a common integrated type, which is higher than the floor of the room and is not suitable for the elderly. The breakfast was good and tasted very Japanese. 550 yen per person, very cost-effective [room with breakfast included]. Although it takes 20 minutes to walk from Mishima Station, Mishima Taisha Shrine is within 5 minutes' walk if you turn left from the hotel. There is also a sushi restaurant at the intersection near Mishima Taisha Shrine. Turn right out of the hotel, cross the intersection and walk 50 meters to find a larger supermarket. Turn right and walk 50 meters out of the hotel. There is a station to Mishima Skyworth. There is a road across the street from the hotel, and a 5-minute walk to the tram station will take you to Shuzenji Temple.

How should I put it? The hotel is a bit far from JR Mishima Station, which takes 15 minutes to walk. The price of 7,500 yen including breakfast during holidays is acceptable, but the hygiene is really worrying. Pros: There is a cheap supermarket next to the hotel. A box lunch costs 120 yuan (about 5 yuan) at night. There is Hama Sushi opposite, which is much cheaper than Hama Sushi in China, with an average of 1,500 yen per person. The breakfast in the morning is okay and you can eat enough. Disadvantages: The hotel is old, an old Japanese hotel. It is really old, and many places in the bathroom are the sediment of time. The most unbearable thing is the headboard. When you lean your head against it, your hair sticks to it. Do you believe it? Later, I wiped it with alcohol cotton, and it was a psychological shadow. See the photos for details. I didn't sleep well all night. In addition, the refrigerator is near the headboard, and it makes a sound.